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1. Semantics for incident identification and resolution reports.

Author

BORREGO-DÍAZ, JOAQUÍN, CHÁVEZ-GONZÁLEZ, ANTONIA M., PRO-MARTÍN, JOSÉ L., and MATOS-ARANA, VIRGINIA

Subjects
INTERNAL security, SEMANTIC networks (Information theory), METADATA, KNOWLEDGE management, SIMS (Information retrieval system), SECURITY systems
Abstract

In order to achieve a safe and systematic treatment of security protocols, organizations release a number of technical briefings describing how to detect and manage security incidents. A critical issue is that this document set may suffer from semantic deficiencies, mainly due to ambiguity or different granularity levels of description and analysis. An approach to face this problem is the use of semantic methodologies in order to provide better Knowledge Externalization from incident protocols management. In this article, we propose a method based on semantic techniques for both, analyzing and specifying (meta)security requirements on protocols used for solving security incidents. This would allow specialist getting better documentation on their intangible knowledge about them. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016
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2. SIEM (SECURITY INFORMATION AND EVENT MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS) IMPLEMENTATIONS IN PRIVATE OR PUBLIC CLOUDS.

Author

COTENESCU, Vlad-Mihai

Subjects
SIMS (Information retrieval system), CLOUD computing, SECURITY management, INFORMATION technology security, ORGANIZATION, SECURITY systems
Abstract

The underlying principle of a SIEM system is that relevant data about an enterprise's security is produced in multiple locations and being able to look at all the data from a single point of view makes it easier to spot trends and see patterns that are out of the ordinary. Today's security threats are dynamic in nature and exploits are constantly evolving. Attackers grow more organized, precise and persistent and have access to various automated tools that can trigger very sophisticated attacks. As threatsand security events evolve, SIEM vendors and the information securitycommunity must work together to build relevant and actionable businessanalytics into their systems. By continuously improving recommendationsand the controls to support those recommendations, SIEM products canbecome true information security hubs that not only automate audits butalso provide proactive means to protect the organization. SIEMtechnologies for centralization and consolidation of an organization'ssecurity data will continue to be important investments for organizationswanting to accurately respond to threats and ultimately improve their riskand compliance postures. In the field of computer security, security information and event management (SIEM) software products and services combine security information management (SIM) and security event management (SEM). They provide real-time analysis of security alerts generated by network hardware and applications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016
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3. DETECT AND PROTECT.

Author

King, David

Subjects
SECURITY systems, COMPUTER security, SIMS (Information retrieval system), INFORMATION technology security, TECHNOLOGICAL innovations
Abstract

The article discusses the benefits of investing managed detection and response service. It outlines some factors to consider to avoid incidents and breaches by using security information management (SIM) which is often used for historical reporting and trend analysis. It also offers information on security event management (SEM) that implies something that has already happened and that something has gone wrong.

Published
2017
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4. How's the Security Job Market? It's Up to You.

Author

KUSHNER, LEE and MURRAY, MIKE

Subjects
SECURITY systems, SIMS (Information retrieval system), CLOUD computing, PROFESSIONAL employees, SECURITY management
Abstract

The article examines the security job market. Trends in the security technology include implementation of security information and event management tools, data loss prevention tools and cloud computing and according to the article, in all these disciplines, there are more projects than there are competent professionals to execute them. It adds that information security job market may be influenced by broader forces, but it is the individual that determines his or her career market.

Published
2011

5. How Companies Are Using Threat Intelligence.

Author

RICHARDS, KATHLEEN

Subjects
INFORMATION technology security, BUSINESS intelligence, COMPUTER security, ORGANIZATION, INFORMATION sharing, SIMS (Information retrieval system), SECURITY systems, CHARTS, diagrams, etc.
Published
2017

6. Clicking on the Civic Level.

Author

O'Mara, Deborah L.

Subjects
SECURITY systems, INFORMATION technology, SURVEILLANCE detection, ELECTRONIC surveillance, SIMS (Information retrieval system), EQUIPMENT & supplies
Abstract

The article focuses on the role of integrators in city security. The benefits of acting as trusted advisor are mentioned including becoming the go-to contractor and more work with information technology (IT) departments. The Avigilon high-definition surveillance system from the SafeSmallTowns.com initiative of AllThingsIT is presented along with the IMSYS Presence Awareness System that incorporates IPAS Secure. The capability of physical security information management (PSIM) is discussed.

Published
2013

7. Get on the PSIM Bandwagon.

Author

Shavit, Omer

Subjects
SIMS (Information retrieval system), INFORMATION storage & retrieval systems -- Social services, CUSTOMER services, BUILDING additions, SECURITY systems
Abstract

This article discusses physical security information management (PSIM) systems, which security dealers and integrators can offer to clients to help them effectively manage information from their various systems using a single interface. Topics discussed include the advantages of security management systems including integrating multiple systems into one platform, opening the door to new system add-ons and integrations, and growing the customer network and revenue of dealers and integrators.

Published
2014

8. The Cloud Security Challenge.

Subjects
GOVERNMENT computer systems, CLOUD storage, SIMS (Information retrieval system), COMPUTER security, DATA security, SECURITY systems
Abstract

The article provides a look at the security challenges that will arise if the U.S. federal government will adapt cloud technology in their systems. Topics include how security is the largest obstacle for adapting the technology, the advances in the security of cloud storage with examples from Microsoft, Hewlett Packard, and Google's platforms, and the security information and event management system which adds alert analysis and Distributed Denial of Service protection.

Published
2015

9. Product Spotlight: PSIM.

Subjects
SIMS (Information retrieval system), SECURITY systems
Abstract

The article offers brief information on several physical security information management (PSIM) products including Surveillint V7.0 PSIM Solution from Proximex Corp., One PISM Platform from Dice Corp., and Nextiva situation management solution from Verint Systems Inc.

Published
2014

10. The PSIM potential: What's driving adoption?

Author

Chutchian, Kenneth Z.

Subjects
SIMS (Information retrieval system), SECURITY systems, COMPUTER software, SUPPLY & demand, ECONOMIC forecasting
Abstract

The article discusses the excitement over the growth of physical security information management (PSIM) software and systems. It notes that PSIM integrates disparate security systems and applications into one platform and does a good job of validating the fundamental tenets of supply and demand. It indicates that industry players might be carried away over the potential of PSIM by inflating revenue projections and potential applications.

Published
2012

11. SECURITY CHECK.

Author

Reynolds, Adam

Subjects
DATA security, SECURITY management, LAW office records, SECURITY systems, SIMS (Information retrieval system)
Abstract

The article discusses the continuous operation of data security in law offices. It mentions that the two objectives of security system is to block access to information from the unauthorised person and to assure that the tools used to achieve security systems do not make it difficult for authorised people to access information. It mentions that physical access is one of the central method to control security information of a firm.

Published
2012

12. What's Driving High-Performance Video?

Author

DeFina, Frank

Subjects
HIGH performance computing, SIMS (Information retrieval system), IMAGE sensors, SECURITY systems, OPTICAL sensors
Abstract

The article examines the criteria and considerations for high-performance video systems. Primary drivers of the benefits of high-performance video systems are identified as product advancements at the edge and intelligent physical security information management (PSIM). Technical improvements that enable performance enhancement are discussed including wide dynamic range (WDR) technology, compression/streaming/storage technologies, and day/night imaging. Two kinds of image sensors are presented.

Published
2013

13. Beyond the Control Room.

Author

Piran, Gadi

Subjects
SECURITY systems, PROFESSIONAL employees, COMPUTER software, SIMS (Information retrieval system), INFORMATION storage & retrieval systems -- Social services
Abstract

The article reports that security professionals can more quickly detect, prioritize and respond to incidents as they occur using video management software and physical security information management (VMS/PSIM) systems for server-based or Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications. By moving security operations beyond the control room, Internet Protocol (IP) systems are also transforming video surveillance. Video images are now accessible everywhere due to wireless and broadband networks.

Published
2013

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